Re: auto mounting a partition with nobrowse
Re: auto mounting a partition with nobrowse
- Subject: Re: auto mounting a partition with nobrowse
- From: Daniel Markarian <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 12 May 2010 18:20:55 -0700
Hey Dale,
Does /sbin/mount show "nobrowse" on 10.6?
Dan
PS: You can run the 10.6 version of /sbin/mount on 10.5 to check the state of "nobrowse" on 10.5 as well.
Le 2010-05-12 à 02:10, websrvr a écrit :
> On May 10, 2010, at 21:00 PM, Daniel Markarian wrote:
>
>> Hey Dale,
>>
>> I am not convinced Disk Arbitration is necessary.
>>
>> What do you know about that partition? Can you stamp the volume in that partition with a well known name? Let us assume a volume type of "hfs" and volume name of "com.MyCompany.MyProduct" as an illustration. You can then add the following to /etc/fstab.
>>
>> LABEL=com.MyCompany.MyProduct none hfs rw,nobrowse
>
> Performed some test based on your proposed solution, behavior is different between 10.5.x and 10.6.x.
>
> Under 10.6 the volume is not mounted on the desktop but shows in a finder window as grayed out (non-selectable).
>
> Under 10.5 only the first drive seems to hide completely and all subsequent drives are fully visible.
>
> I made standard Apple_HFSX partitions (after resizing), named com.test.dan and these seem to hide under all instances (/dev/diskXs4).
>
> The only drives not completely hidden are the ones that are /dev/diskXs3s1 which have a custom type of Apple_HFSA (these require the filter kext to make them mountable so they wont mount on system where the software is not installed.
>
>> Dan
>>
>> Le 2010-05-10 à 14:36, websrvr a écrit :
>>
>>> On May 10, 2010, at 12:38 PM, Daniel Markarian wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hey Dale,
>>>>
>>>> DADiskMountApprovalCallback() can head off the mount. DADiskMountWithArguments() can accept "nobrowse" as an argument.
>>>
>>> Do you have any sample code that uses these?
>>>
>>>> Dan
>>>>
>>>> PS: fstab(5) can accept "nobrowse" as an alternative. You do not need to head off the mount in this case.
>>>>
>>>> Le 2010-05-10 à 02:27, websrvr a écrit :
>>>>
>>>>> I've trying to solve a problem which requires 2 components, the first which has been solved by the code from the SampleFilterScheme project which makes my partition mountable.
>>>>>
>>>>> Currently the partition mounts and is viewable in the finder and on the Desktop, manually I use diskutil to unmount the partition (diskutil unmount /dev/disk0s3s1) and use hdiutil to mount it (hdiutil mount /dev/disk0s3s1 -nobrowse) to hide it and this is OK for me since I know how to do this but expecting users to perform this task.
>>>>>
>>>>> I'm told that I need to use the DA framework to achieve this task however I am unable to find any sample code that shows me how to mount a partition with flags.
>>>>>
>>>>> I realize everyone will ask why I need to do this and to make it short I want it hidden from view to prevent people from any accidental wrong-doings.
>>>>>
>>>>> I've read the list archives and what I have concluded is that this is a complicated matter that is well beyond my capabilities so finding sample code I can adopt for this use would make my life significantly easier and allow me to keep what little hair I have left.
>>>>>
>>>>> The partition in question wli always be /dev/diskXs3s1 so finding them is easy, unmounting and remounting with the nobrowse flag is my problem and I'm probably looking at it wrong, maybe the initial mount request can be interrupted and the option set.
>>>>>
>>>>> Sample code that shows how to do either would be greatly appreciated.
>>>>>
>>>>> -- Dale
>>>
>>> -- Dale
>
> -- Dale
>
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